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I’d have a hard time picking a singular favorite shot of all time but the thing that brings a smile to my face is picking up a gun I...

@nervoustrig Great idea to post these links here!!

Scott, I had to smile when I zoomed in on the bottle and saw “peek seat” on the reg. Just so happens I pulled out a QB last week that I...

Reworked / Tricked out QB79's are GREAT !!! Here is my @ 8 year old one done for FT use SSG / Light hammer equipped too ... BTW...

Another vote for trying a hammer buffer. Most CO2 guns are oversprung in factory form and consequently quite wasteful of gas. In my...

Definitely one of those "it depends" things. My experience has been that most regulators recover sufficiently in about 3-5 seconds...

Kenny mentioned it in the original post. https://airgunarcheryfun.ca/?s=QB79

Even today, I think the QB trigger group continues to be the one of the best on any airgun less than 3x - 5x the price. Especially when...

You're right...the single washer on the end will act like a shim (flat washer). The predominant spring rate is dictated by the nested...

I'll say it again, EVERY airgunner should have a caliper!!! In the time it takes to post here you could have had the correct size. If...

Unfortunately I never found a barrel that would group the Crow Magnums well enough to put them to a real-world test. However the .22...

Here you go

Different generations. Craig explains here https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=175696.msg155987692#msg155987692

BTW another benefit of approach B is it leverages short valve dwell (short sips of high pressure air) for reduced muzzle report.

Simply using a weaker hammer spring is an option if you are okay with using a lower fill pressure and not counting on a meaningful...